Sentence examples for he actually endorsed from inspiring English sources
The governor of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty, a non-movement conservative, has embraced the Tea Party's general anti-immigration posture; he actually endorsed changing the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution to bar citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants.
It is widely held that Meinong endorsed what we are calling Meinongianism, but one might argue that he actually endorsed what we are calling neo-Meinongianism.
Trump himself has been cagey about what ideas he actually endorses, recently seeming to flip-flop on a pledge that he wouldn't touch Social Security.
So, he's actually endorsing the whole "executive order" approach, so long as it doesn't trouble any Republicans at all!
If Meshaal is truly speaking on behalf of all of Hamas (and Hamas is much better at speaking with a unified voice than most Palestinian parties), then he is actually endorsing President Obama's efforts to quickly negotiate an end to the conflict and is offering Hamas "cooperation" in that regard.
In an interview, Mr. Rangel sought to play down the situation, and pointedly noted that he did not know of any elected official in New York who had actually endorsed Mr. Obama, though he acknowledged that Mr. Obama had substantial support in the state based on the money he has raised there.
The conservative columnist actually endorsed Kagan -- "a very respectable choice," he said -- back in April 2010, though he did so in the context of urging Republicans to oppose her "with respect and with deference".
"I haven't actually endorsed Mr. Truman," she wrote a friend that October, "because he has been such a weak and vacillating person and made such poor appointments".
"We saw that he understood what the phrase 'shall not be infringed' means," says Macy. "We actually endorsed him with very little conversation up front".
But she never actually endorsed him.
Also, Joss Whedon "endorsed" Mitt Romney and Madonna actually endorsed Barack Obama at a New Orleans concert, inciting boos from the audience.
